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Usually at least once a year I will take a private spiritual retreat. So, why would I do such a thing? For many reasons, but first and foremost because Jesus did it. In Mark 6 we read how the apostles were so busy in ministry that they didn't even have a chance to eat. So Jesus took them aside to a quiet place to get some rest. Then after resting for a time in solitude, they were able to minister to the crowds when they came their way. Then in that same chapter, after feeding the five thousand people, Jesus went off alone again–this time without the disciples. Jesus models a balanced life of ministry and solitude. There's no doubt that Jesus worked hard and was fruitful in ministry. So, how did he do it? In part because he spent considerable time with his Father in solitude and silence. And that is what I seek to do on my spiritual retreat. To get away from the crowds–even my family!–for a few hours over the course of two days, so I can sit quietly with God in a quiet room, soaking in His Word and responding to it in prayer. And then after resting in His presence, I trust I'll have the spiritual strength to carry on as a Follower of Christ and pastor. It can be hard to carve out the time for a spiritual retreat. But it can be done, and it is worth all the effort. In fact, I have found it the best way to experience Jesus's words from Matthew 11: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light." Amen!


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Imagine: No More
should i give screenies or not.... let me do so (nothin to say as usual)
more here http://media.ds.ign.com/media/143/14354669/imgs_1.html
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:vomits: Please... no more Imagine games...
We already have enough Imagine games... 36, to be exact. (yes, I counted)
Shovelware...THIS IS WHY I DON'T BUY NINTENDO STUFFS ANYMORE!!
Okay, the imagine games...I need to go put up a discussion question on Youtube.
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Imagine, Gangsta. That would be fun, right?
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All that works is the air conditioner, when I switch it to heating mode it contantly has a clicking noise and still blows cold air
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How do I find the heater control valve? I have the same problem. I can hear the motor trying to change, but it never does. I have the dash off. Where do I go from here?
A dull clicking noise coming from the dash by the glove box. It clicks when the engine is running. It clicks when the heat/air is turned off or on.
no heat just cold air but air conditioner works fine
no hot air, only cold air blowing when heat is on
Check the heater control valve, when u switch to heating mode, this valve is supposed to open, allowing hot engine coolant into the heater core under the dash, it is not opening the valve, the clicking is the sound from it attempting to open the valve.
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I had the same problem with this in my 2004 Explorer. The part is the "Heater Blend Door Acuator". It is located to the side of the air box on the driver's side. To get to it, it is quite a process. You have to tear almost all the interior trim off to get to it, including the center consule.
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I agree with sayerfred. If your A/C is working fine and you only hear this constant clicking noise when the temperatuer knob is moved away from the full cold or blue area, and seems more intense the farther you move the knob to warm or red area, this problem is not the blend door and can be fixed without removing the dashboard. The part needed most often for this specific condition is Ford stock #YH-1744 also known specifically as Ford part number 1L2Z- 19E616-CA. Simply and ambiguously called "Motor", UPC #031508569584, is the correct fix for the problem. I've included all of these reference numbers because the part is NOT available aftermarket (only from Ford) and being a 10 year + old vehicle, most dealers no longer stock this part. You have to convince them that this is what you need and they may have to order it, so as much info as you can give them is critical. You can in fact do this without removing the dash but you will have to remove parts of the center console and you won't necessarily be able to see what you're doing under there so you'll have to feel around with your hands a lot. Once you locate it, there are 4 screws to remove and then pull it out of the control area. It's actually helpful and more intuitive to have the replacement part in hand before starting this job to get a feel for what you're looking for. I paid around $70 USD for the part itself. Although this method is labor intensive, it's far less labor intensive than removing the entire dashboard. Should you decide to go to the extreme and remove the dashboard completely, and you can afford it, your best bet is to replace the blend door assembly (as it is a common failure) and the heater core. The labor costs would be high if you don't do it yourself, but if you go that route, it would be foolish to remove the dashboard just to fix the no heat clicking noise and not do the complete job including the blend door and core as its accessible with the dashboard removed. Hiring a complete dashboard removal/heater core & blend door job could possibly exceed the value of the vehicle itself. Bottom line: If you have the exact problem described (and nothing else wrong such as air not being directed to the proper location) the part number and no dash removal is probably the way to go. I wish you luck and hope you rate this as helpful.
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Nostalgia Theater: Alien Nation -- A Buddy Cop Show With a Sci-Fi Twist
|Gary Graham (L) and Eric Pierpoint (R)
Set in the near-future, film posits the arrival of an immense alien ship containing Tenctonese refugees, called "Newcomers" and distinguished by their oversized bald heads covered with spots, who are soon trying to assimilate and claim their piece of the American pie. The movie isn't terrible, but as written by Rockne S. O'Bannon (who'd go on to create seaQuest a few years later), it used its premise mainly as an excuse to run through a litany of cop movie tropes. You know the drill: Human detective Matt Sikes (James Caan) is unwilling to work with his new alien partner Sam Francisco (Mandy Patinkin) until they bond over the usual buddy cop stuff, yadda yadda, while working to dispatch alien baddie Terence Stamp.
The movie just kind of came and went when it hit theaters in '88, neither succeeding spectacularly nor bombing horribly, but it did at least well enough to warrant the then-new Fox network to attempt to refocus the concept onto the small screen, and this is where it really came to full flower when it debuted as part of Fox's 1989 lineup. As developed by writer-producer Kenneth Johnson (of The Incredible Hulk and V), TV's Alien Nation picked up where the film left off, with Gary Graham in the Caan role and Eric Pierpoint stepping in for Patinkin (with the character now called "George" following the events of the film). Here's the show's intro:
Per Johnson, while the network execs had more of a weekly Lethal Weapon-type thing on their minds (a la the film), he was hoping for something in the vein of the In the Heat of the Night, which is what he ended up doing, with stories dealing with prejudice, morality, and just generally the kind of stuff that makes for good drama (the aliens are pejoratively referred to as "slags" and "sponge-heads" by antsy Angelinos), all the while delving into the particular peculiarities of Tenctonese culture. It helped that Graham and Pierpoint were genuinely likable, and had terrific chemistry to boot. Here's a promo hyping the pilot ep, which really emphasizes the racial allegory they were going for:
Now, by no means is anyone going to accuse Alien Nation of reinventing the wheel. In a lot of ways, it's a pretty standard issue hourlong of the era, but in a lot of other ways it did its job darn well, which is why it's such a shame it didn't last long enough to warrant the effort. While it had a loyal audience, and actually did well ratings-wise, network politics led to the show getting canned in 1990, after a single season of 22 episodes. The cancellation was so unexpected, in fact, that the series ended on a cliffhanger that the creatives fully expected to resolve the following year. Not so much. But that wouldn't turn out to be the end for Alien Nation, as it turned out.
The concept held enough continued appeal with auds and certain Fox honchos that a few years later, when the net started delving into made-for-TV movies, they brought Alien Nation roaring back in fall of 1994 with a movie-of-the-week that resolved that massive cliffhanger. That flick, Dark Horizon, was well received both critically and in the ratings, and was thus the leading edge of four more telefilms that aired over the next four years, all directed by Johnson. Boasting compelling scripts and impressive production values, the movies were actually my entree to the brand, as the series was long cancelled by the time we moved back to the States from Saudi.
While Alien Nation's media presence pretty much went fallow after the last of those movies, The Udara Legacy, aired in summer of '97, there was talk earlier this year of some manner of reboot happening, as is the case with any IP that has even a modicum of nostalgic favor with auds. Unlike a lot of other reboots, though, there's actually enough juice left in the premise that they could conceivably do something interesting with it if they so chose. Regardless, both the TV show and the TV movies have been available on DVD for awhile now, and if you are indeed a Newcomer to post-Tenctonese Los Angeles, you've got a pretty solid run waiting for you.
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Which credit card fits you best?24th June 2010
The convenience and status that credit cards afford us mean they're just about everywhere these days. In the UK, there are 20 million more credit cards in circulation than there are people in the country. In the USA 14% of Americans have more than 10 credit cards. There are companies persuading you to visit their websites to compare credit cards advertising on TV.
There's a reason for this. In an increasingly crowded media marketplace, the marketers for the big brands see that rectangle of plastic that we keep so close to our hearts as prime selling space for brand building offers, loyalty schemes and rewards programs.
What better way to encourage loyalty to XYZ Supermarket chain than to give you a 0% interest period on the cost of your shopping if you shop with them for 6 months?
But how do the public find out about all these cards, let alone differentiate between the bewildering array of benefits, rewards, limited time offers, and of course, charges?
The answer these days is of course the internet. All this information can fairly easily be distilled down to numbers, which means all you need to compare credit cards is a PC and the internet, and a little help from an independent credit card comparison website.
It's easy to be dazzled by head turning offers of cash back and interest free periods; what information do you need to know to compare credit cards and really arrive at the best deal for you.
You need to start by having a really honest look at your income and financial profile, your spending habits and your history with credit cards and loans. Do you understand your credit score and your credit history and how that can effect what kind of cards you're eligible for? If you're looking for a low overall rate of interest, does your credit score support that kind of card? (Some tips on improving your credit rating).
The charges and the interest rates on credit cards mean that it's not the cheapest way of borrowing money and so if you aren't totally confident that you can settle the credit card account at the end of the month, don't just look at the rewards on offer.
Once you're happy you know your financial profile, the key information you need to really compare credit cards is:-
- Is there an annual fee, what is it, and is it factored into the quoted APR?
- As well as looking at any promotional interest rates, what's the standard rate of interest on the card which you'll be paying outside any promotional period, or if you don't stick to the terms and conditions?
- What penalties are there in the small print if you see a better offer in the marketplace if you compare credit cards again, and want to move to a better deal during a promotion like a 0% balance transfer period?
- What are the penalties or charges if you accidentally go over your credit limit or you're late making a monthly repayment? (With most cards you'll immediately lose the rights to any rewards or benefits if you don't stick rigidly to the terms and conditions and that means no slip ups or late payments).
- If there's rewards or cash back offered with the card, what's your likely benefit per annum related to your likely available spend on the card, and what are the costs you'll have to incur in charges and fees to get those rewards? Do the sums add up?
The fact that you can now compare credit cards online means there's never been more competition in the market place, and that's always good for the consumer. But to get the very best from the wide variety of offers available, you need to be realistic about your spending habits and be disciplined in your decision making about the kind of credit card that's going to work for you.
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Verse (Click for Chapter)
New International Version
Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near.
New Living Translation
Let everyone see that you are considerate in all you do. Remember, the Lord is coming soon.
English Standard Version
Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand;
Berean Study Bible
Let your gentleness be apparent to all. The Lord is near.
Berean Literal Bible
Let your gentleness be known to all men. The Lord is near.
New American Standard Bible
Let your gentle spirit be known to all men. The Lord is near.
King James Bible
Let your moderation be known unto all men. The Lord is at hand.
Christian Standard Bible
Let your graciousness be known to everyone. The Lord is near.
Contemporary English Version
Always be gentle with others. The Lord will soon be here.
Good News Translation
Show a gentle attitude toward everyone. The Lord is coming soon.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Let your graciousness be known to everyone. The Lord is near.
International Standard Version
Let your gracious attitude be known to all people. The Lord is near:
NET Bible
Let everyone see your gentleness. The Lord is near!
New Heart English Bible
Let your gentleness be known to all people. The Lord is near.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
And let your humility be known to every person; our Lord is near.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
Let everyone know how considerate you are. The Lord is near.
New American Standard 1977
Let your forbearing spirit be known to all men. The Lord is near.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Let your moderation be known unto all men. The Lord is near.
King James 2000 Bible
Let your fairness be known unto all men. The Lord is at hand.
American King James Version
Let your moderation be known to all men. The Lord is at hand.
American Standard Version
Let your forbearance be known unto all men. The Lord is at hand.
Douay-Rheims Bible
Let your modesty be known to all men. The Lord is nigh.
Darby Bible Translation
Let your gentleness be known of all men. The Lord [is] near.
English Revised Version
Let your forbearance be known unto all men. The Lord is at hand.
Webster's Bible Translation
Let your moderation be known to all men. The Lord is at hand.
Weymouth New Testament
Let your forbearing spirit be known to every one--the Lord is near.
World English Bible
Let your gentleness be known to all men. The Lord is at hand.
Young's Literal Translation
let your forbearance be known to all men; the Lord is near;
Study BibleStand Firm in the Lord
…4Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! 5Let your gentleness be obvious to everyone. The Lord is near. 6Be anxious for nothing, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.…
Cross References
1 Corinthians 16:22
If anyone does not love the Lord, let him be under a divine curse. Come, O Lord!
2 Corinthians 10:1
Now by the mildness and gentleness of Christ, I appeal to you--I, Paul, who am humble when face to face with you, but bold when away.
Hebrews 10:37
For, "In just a little while, He who is coming will come and will not delay.
James 5:8
You too, be patient and strengthen your hearts, because the Lord's coming is near.
Treasury of Scripture
Let your moderation be known to all men. The Lord is at hand.
Matthew 5:39-42 But I say to you, That you resist not evil: but whoever shall smite …
Matthew 6:25,34 Therefore I say to you, Take no thought for your life, what you shall …
Luke 6:29-35 And to him that smites you on the one cheek offer also the other; …
Luke 12:22-30 And he said to his disciples, Therefore I say to you, Take no thought …
Luke 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged …
1 Corinthians 6:7 Now therefore there is utterly a fault among you, because you go …
1 Corinthians 7:29-31 But this I say, brothers, the time is short: it remains, that both …
1 Corinthians 8:13 Why, if meat make my brother to offend, I will eat no flesh while …
1 Corinthians 9:25 And every man that strives for the mastery is temperate in all things. …
Titus 3:2 To speak evil of no man, to be no brawlers, but gentle, showing all …
Hebrews 13:5,6 Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with …
1 Peter 1:11 Searching what, or what manner of time the Spirit of Christ which …
Matthew 24:48-50 But and if that evil servant shall say in his heart, My lord delays …
1 Thessalonians 5:2-4 For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so comes as …
2 Thessalonians 2:2 That you be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled, neither by spirit, …
Hebrews 10:25 Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner …
James 5:8,9 Be you also patient; establish your hearts: for the coming of the …
1 Peter 4:7 But the end of all things is at hand: be you therefore sober, and …
2 Peter 3:8-14 But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is …
Revelation 22:7,20 Behold, I come quickly: blessed is he that keeps the sayings of the …
Your moderation.--The word here rendered "moderation," properly denotes a sense of what is seemly, or equitable, as distinct from what is required by strict duty or formal law. Such distinction the world recognises when it speaks of what is enjoined, not so much by duty as by "good taste, or "right feeling," or (with some peculiarity of application) by "chivalrous" feeling, or the "spirit of a gentleman." Here it denotes the general sense of what is seemly in a Christian tone of character. In 2Corinthians 10:1 (where it is translated "gentleness") it is ascribed emphatically to our Lord Himself. But the usage of the New Testament appropriates it especially to the "sweet reasonableness" which "gentleness" may well designate. Thus, in Acts 24:4 it clearly signifies patience, or forbearance; in 2Corinthians 10:1 it is associated with meekness; in 1Timothy 3:3, Titus 3:2, with peaceableness; in 1Peter 2:8, with kindness; in James 3:17 the word "gentle" is placed between "peaceable" and "easy to be entreated" (or rather, persuaded). This spirit is, no doubt, "moderation;" but it is something more. It may refer here both to the exhortation to unity in Philippians 4:1-3, and to the exhortation to joy immediately preceding. It would help the one and chasten the other.
The Lord is at hand.--A translation of the Syriac "Maran-atha" of 1Corinthians 16:22--obviously a Christian watchword, probably referring to the Second Advent as near at hand; although, of course, not excluding the larger idea of that presence of Christ in His Church of which that Second Advent is the consummation.Verse 5. - Let your moderation be known unto all men; rather, forbearance, or gentleness. The word ἐπιείκεια (here the neuter adjective is used) is translated "gentleness" in 2 Corinthians 10:1, where it is attributed to our Lord himself. In the Aristotelian' Ethics' it stands for the temper which contents itself with less than its due, and shrinks from insisting on its strict rights. There is no joy in a narrow selfishness; joy involves an open heart, a generous love. Joy in the Lord tends to make men gentle and mild to others. "Gaudium in Domino," says Bengel, "parit veram aequitatem erga proximum." Unto all men; heathen as well as Christian. Compare our Lord's word: "By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another." St. Paul would have the heathen say, "See how these Christians love one another." Their mutual love would be the blessed means of drawing fresh converts to the faith. There may possibly be an allusion here to the differences between Euodia and Syntyche; let there be no more disagreements, but rather mutual forbearance. The Lord is at hand. The Aramaic Maranatha ("the Lord cometh") in 1 Corinthians 16:22 seems to imply that these words were current in the Church as a formula of warning, like "Hallelujah" as a set form of praise. The Lord is at hand therefore be not careful to exact your full rights; love is more precious than gold in the treasury of heaven. Comp. James 5:8, "Be ye also patient,... for the coming of the Lord draweth nigh." Others interpret the words, not of the future advent, but of the Lord's present nearness. Comp. Psalm 145:18, "The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him." But this seems scarcely so appropriate here. Matthew 5:16; and he would not only have this known unto, but exercised towards "all men"; not only to believers, the members of the church, by ruling with gentleness, by bearing the infirmities of the weak, and by forgiving offences; but also to unbelievers, to the men of the world, by not avenging themselves, but giving way to wrath; by patient suffering for well doing, without making any returns of ill, either by words or deeds: this is the moderation here meant, and not moderation in eating and drinking, and in apparel, and in the love and use of, and care for the things of this world; though such moderation highly becomes professors of religion; and much less moderation in religion, or towards the false teachers, thinking and speaking well of them; and interpreting their notions in the best sense, hoping they may mean otherwise than they say, and therefore should treat their persons with great respect, and their principles with tenderness; but this can never be thought to be the apostle's sense, after he had himself given them such names and characters, as in Philippians 3:2; and besides, though we may, and many times ought, as men and Christians, to give way, and yield up what is our right and due, for the sake of peace, yet we cannot, nor ought to give up anything, that of right belongs to God and Christ, in matters of doctrine or worship; nor in the least abate of our zeal for the same, or give way to false teachers in any respect, nor for any time: moreover, moderation in religion is nothing else but lukewarmness and indifference, than which nothing is more detestable, or abhorred by Christ. The argument or reason enforcing moderation in the above sense of it follows,
the Lord is at hand. The Syriac version reads, "our Lord": and the Ethiopic version, "God is at hand". The sense is, either the Lord is near, he is omnipresent, and sees and observes the conduct of his people, their deportment in the world, and to one another; and therefore, as in his presence, and under his eye, they should behave according to equity, and with kindness and tenderness towards their fellow creatures and fellow Christians: or the Lord is nigh unto them, as he is to all that call upon him in truth, Psalm 145:18; he is a present help in time of trouble, Psalm 46:1; he is in the midst of them, and will help, and that right early, Psalm 46:5; and will avenge his elect, and vindicate their cause, and right all their wrongs in his due time; and therefore they should take all things patiently, and not avenge themselves: or in a little while Christ will come to judgment, when he will plead the cause of his people, and convince ungodly sinners of their ungodly deeds, and hard speeches against him and his, Jde 1:15; and therefore they should leave all to that time, and commit themselves to him that judgeth righteously, 1 Peter 2:23.
Let … be known—that is, in your conduct to others, let nothing inconsistent with "moderation" be seen. Not a precept to make a display of moderation. Let this grace "be known" to men in acts; let "your requests be made to God" in word (Php 4:6).
unto all men—even to the "perverse" (Php 2:15), that so ye may win them. Exercise "forbearance" even to your persecutors. None is so ungracious as not to be kindly to someone, from some motive or another, on some occasion; the believer is to be so "unto all men" at all times.
The Lord is at hand—The Lord's coming again speedily is the grand motive to every Christian grace (Jas 5:8, 9). Harshness to others (the opposite of "moderation") would be taking into our own hands prematurely the prerogatives of judging, which belongs to the Lord alone (1Co 4:5); and so provoking God to judge us by the strict letter of the law (Jas 2:12, 13).
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Tagged: Chicago
What I'm Into: September 2014
What I'm Reading
Outlander (I've finished the first and started the second but hit a bit of a blah-wall).
Off the Books: The Underground Economy of the Urban Poor (moving slowly through this one but it is g-o-o-d).
What I'm Watching
Outlander on Starz (it started my book obsession and really is a great watch).
Fall premieres: Parenthood, The Mindy Project, Nashville, Scandal. September is a great month for television!
I've mostly avoided Netflix this month (success) and we watched The Other Woman. I liked it okay.
What I'm Doing in Chicago
Visiting Oz Park and the Chicago Zoo.
Attending baseball games (Go Cubs!) and enjoying summer weather.
What I'm Eating
Sweet potato hash with a poached egg.
Shmear-ing spicy cranberry sauce on everything I can.
Korean fried chicken and bibimbap at Crisp in Lakeview.
The ultimate comfort soup at XOCO in Near North Side.
We also had late-night cocktails at The Violet Hour (and I tried very hard to stay awake but was not incredibly successful).
What I'm Loving
Wearing blouses. I told you on Facebook that I'd missed out of blouses for the first 27 years of my life and that during this 28th year, I'm wearing them as much as I can. But, matching them with pants and shoes is still a struggle.
Hand lettering and other beautiful things. I'm basically obsessed with Andrea Levendusky. (UPDATE: for some blog spam reasons, I've had to remove this hyperlink — just google her!)
Dreaming-up alternative careers: professor, writer, researcher, gossip columnist, ethicist, senator, baker, coffee-shop owner . . .
What I've Been Writing
On Why I Don't Have "Guilty" Pleasures
So, what about you? Was your September awesome? If you're looking for cool things to read, watch, or otherwise know about, be sure to head over to Leigh Kramer's link-up so you can tour the favorite things of some of the best lady-bloggers on the web.
Donuts are the New Cupcakes
H and I were talking the other day about changing trends in baked goods (the most important trends on which to maintain up-to-date information), and determined we are both quite happy with the shift from cupcakeries to donut/doughnut shops. While a cupcake can still be a perfectly wonderful thing (Washington DC's Baked and Wired or the ever-wonderful Sprinkles come to mind), too many of these cupcakeries sold giant cupcakes that looked much better than they tasted and were too large to fit into your mouth without replicating a scene from Jaws. Once cupcakes require forks, knives, and napkins and start giving you sushi face if you dare to try to actually take a bite of both the cake and frosting together, it's time to move on.
Last weekend we did just that. A famous Los Angeles donut shop called Stan's Donuts opened a location in Chicago, and we drove over to Wicker Park to check it out and do some people watching. The location couldn't be better (right under the blue line station but tons of convenient street parking nearby) and the weather was great: mid-60s and sunny. Hipster parents and hipster children were everywhere. The decor is pretty snazzy too: a little retro but bright and colorful with a wall of kitchen-aid mixers (it's like they decorated their business just for me!). There isn't a ton of seating but there's enough to go around. The best thing about Stan's Donuts (well, other than the donuts) is their decision to stay open each evening until 9:00 p.m. (even on Sundays!) and to bake fresh donuts all day long. Stan and his people believe that fresh delicious donuts should be available all day, not just at 6:00 a.m., and I couldn't agree more.
H and I sampled a blueberry fritter (his favorite), a captain crunch cereal milk-filled donut (pictured above), and a lemon-pistachio old-fashioned cake donut (my choice). We found the captain crunch to be a bit heavy on the filling — I don't like filling in donuts typically, so no surprise there — but the filling really did taste exactly like captain crunch cereal milk and the donut was remarkably good. H powered through the blueberry fritter and most of the captain crunch (sans filling), and I enjoyed my lemon-pistachio with a large Intelligentsia coffee. (I'm still not sold on Intelligentsia coffee yet, but I'm trying to embrace it as it is Chicago's bean of choice.)
In our family, donuts may have always been superior to store-bought cupcakes, but recently its more obvious how clearly they have taken the lead. Have you arrived in donut country yet? Still loving cupcakes, or the "healthy" addiction, frozen yogurt? If you have a favorite place, share in the comments below or link me up on Twitter!
What I'm Into, April 2014
Wow, April. I can't believe it's over and I can't believe we survived. After nearly seven months of winter isolation, I got out and about A LOT in April. It was incredibly fun.
What I've been up to:
We spent a weekend in Washington, DC, with our very best friends. It was so lovely to see them all and to celebrate birthdays and first-zoo-trips and drink coffee at my favorite coffee place ever.
The following weekend I rented a car and drove to Grand Rapids, Michigan, for the Festival of Faith and Writing. It was weird and awkward and wonderful. I met some really lovely new friends!
I loved so many of the sessions, but I really started feeling my writerliness in a session with Peter Orner (a non-practicing lawyer who is an MFA professor in San Fran and is from my city!). His novel Love and Shame and Love is set in Chicago and is waiting for me to finish up a few other things I'm reading. I'm so excited to read it.
Sometime that week we also made it to our first Cubs game at Wrigley Field. The next weekend was Easter Sunday, and we spent the holiday with my friend Brenna and her lovely family. One of her three daughters sat in my lap all day (except for the parts where she was throwing up everywhere) and H and I both felt like we belonged. Brenna set a lovely table as well:
Because we spent so much time out of town this month, it's been hard to do all of the things I really love to do — such as staying at home in my jammies and watching lots of television. I've seen the season finale of Scandal but I'm still a little behind on all of my shows (which is probably good since the season finales leave me with nothing left to watch all summer! I should probably try to spread them out a bit, but I'm pretty sure I won't.)
Instead of a subject-by-subject breakdown of the month, here are a few random things I've loved this month:
- Dark Chocolate Chili Almond KIND bars. Holy cow they are delicious and only 200 calories.
Eating healthy(ish). It's a work in progress.
Kappa Delta. The Illinois-Wisconsin State Day was last weekend and it was so fun to attend! I'd never been to a state day before and I didn't know how adorable it would be to see my Kappa Delta sisters celebrate 50+ years of sorority membership. They are a d o r a b l e. And also, smart and kind and funny and stylish. And even more – seriously, there's more – they had Midwestern accents. I nearly died of happiness.
Body shop bath products. On a related note, I won a raffle for coconut-scented Bodyshop products and they. are. awesome. I've never been one to spend a lot of money on fancy shower/bath stuff, but my showers have been quite lovely this past week!
Pitch Perfect. I mean, I think that movie is on TV every single day, but the thing is: it is hilarious every single time.
6. FUMC at the Chicago Temple. I have so many notes in my journal and things to write about how lovely it has been, but without getting into all of that, it's just basically the greatest church I've ever gone to. I can really focus on the sermons and enjoy the services because I'm not counting grammatical or historical or factual errors or constantly crossing and uncrossing my legs to distract myself from completely inappropriate comments about poverty, race, or gender.** It's really what I've been needing and I'm so glad we found it.
- Edward Gorey. Do you guys know about Edward Gorey? I totally didn't, and then I went to this Goreyesque event and I fell totally and completely in love! Apparently Goreyesque is a celebration of funny morbid creative things, like a short story written from the perspective of a recently deceased seventeen year old who makes fun of his sister's vapid friend while watching his sister wrestle with the details of his suicide. Which was sad and hilarious.
8. Me. Is that weird to say? This month I'm totally into me. I'm into goal setting, I'm into believing in myself, I'm into my writing and my blogging and my spiritual development. I'm also into my brain: I went to a lawyer training event one afternoon and for a few hours remembered how fun it is to think about the law and how much I love doing that. So that's cool, right? I'm kind of into me right now, and working hard to take care of my whole self (brain/heart/body).
Okay, that's all I've got for you this month! How are things in your world, and what have you been loving this month? Leave me a note here or join the link-up over at Leigh Kramer's blog.
** I'm not blaming other churches for my inability to fit in, but I am excited to have found a congregation where I can be myself. If you'd like to let me know that feeling these feelings or thinking these thoughts in church is my fault and not the church's fault I'm happy to receive that feedback below. Thanks in advance. ;)
Three Real-Life Updates! 4/24/2014
Hi there. It's been a wonderful week in the real world, but I've been a little quieter than normal here on the internet. Here's three real-life updates for you!
- I'm still having some tech troubles. I bought a new laptop early last fall, and while it is quite good-looking, I'm finding Windows 8 to be incredibly frustrating when problem solving. I've been running tons of diagnostics and we ended up buying a new wireless router, but I'm still not connecting at 100% and I have to re-enter my wireless network password every single time I turn on my computer and hope that I'll connect. It's annoying, and I'm on the hunt for a solution. (If you've experienced this error please comment here so I can benefit from your solution!)
- I was really excited to watch Morning Joe's coverage of the 100th Birthday of Wrigley Field yesterday — did you see it? I went to my first cubs game earlier this month and even though I typically find baseball pretty boring, I had a wonderful time! Wrigley Field was old-school in all the right ways. [Sorry SS. I know how much you love the Cardinals.] Also, I've selected a new catch phrase for Chicago weather: Ernie Banks' weather assessment on a chilly, sunny morning: "Let's play two!"
- As the days get sunnier, I'm loving Chicago more and more. We had a few warmer days last weekend (Easter Sunday was the most beautiful day I can remember!) and now that it's cooler again, my fellow Chicagoans have been mumbling in the elevators about how chilly it is. But I don't even care! A cold sunny day is my favorite kind of day.
I'm doing some work behind-the-scenes to hopefully build an even better space for you here, but that work is slow and time consuming so don't worry if it takes a few more weeks before you start to notice. I'm still here, and posting regular updates to the blog's facebook page, so be sure to stay in touch!
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I connected with my law school mentor this week. It's been a while since we were in touch. She shared some good news I wanted to hear, and I shared a link to the panel on creative writing projects by
prisoners INCARCERATED PERSONS I attended last week.
It was just a few emails, sent back and forth while we were each doing our own regular work. Nothing important, really. I asked about her daughter's first year away at college; she asked how my husband's job was going and if we'd fallen in love with Chicago yet. [Quite well, and yes! a little more every day.] She asked about my current work, and I wrote back about my ongoing project and how I was surprisingly very happy even though I wasn't currently practicing law. She replied,
Wow, [pink-briefcase] — that is amazing. Those are some incredible skills you are learning. What is the hardest part? Where do you see yourself after this?
We talked a little more, about law school rankings and the future of legal education and the flowers blooming there but not here, but those twenty-five words worked a powerful magic in my heart.
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I have a supervisor that isn't my supervisor at work. He is kind of a mentor, kind of a boss, and kind of a friend. I've learned a lot working for/with him. Every now and then, when things get rough and I start to feel on edge, I read over an email he sent one day, which started off:
Your professionalism, persistence, patience, exemplary work ethic and positive attitude have been evident to all throughout this project.
On days when nothing goes right and all I can do is put down my pen and shake my head and pour the tea and start over again, this sentence waits for me. I look up and see it, hanging on my blue bulletin board right above the empty jar that once held black-raspberry jelly my husband's grandmother made us for Christmas, which now holds pens and highlighters and a pair of scissors, and I read those words. I remind myself that one bad day cannot cancel out months of hard work.
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I'm not sure that either of these mentor-friends knows how important their words were/are to me. I didn't write back "HOLY COW THAT IS SO NICE I'M GOING TO PRINT OUT THIS EMAIL AND HANG IT ON MY BULLETIN BOARD AND LOOK AT IT EVERY DAY FOREVER." I said thank you and continued on, slightly embarrassed about all of the fuss. No perfectionist really wants to be congratulated for doing a good job (don't I always do a good job? I always try to do a good job! why is this time different? did I screw up something terribly last week?! . . . ). But as awkward as I may feel when I first receive these affirmations, I am completely changed by knowing that people I trust think these things. I am confident and brave and resilient because I trust their opinions of me to be true, even when my opinion of myself falls far short of their esteem.
We talk a lot online about how words have consequences, but we often really mean that words have negative consequences. We criticize and condemn each other too freely, with too little concern for the way another might feel to read a scathing review, a bullying comment, a snide remark. We forget too quickly that it could easily be the negative comments they are printing out and hanging up on the blue bulletin boards of their hearts. Negative words do have an undeniably strong hold on us, but I'm becoming more aware of the immense power positive words hold as well.
DC Weekend Play-By-Play
It's weird, how they say you can't go home again and yet — you can. You just purchase a plane ticket and pack a bag and there you are. This weekend we traveled back to Washington, D.C. (our home for the previous five years) and spent a few days in our favorite city, visiting with our favorite people and eating at our favorite places. This isn't a recipe for a perfect tourist weekend, but here's a DC resident's perfect weekend in our Nation's Capitol.
FRIDAY NIGHT: land in city and sleep in the guest room of your bestie's house.
SATURDAY MORNING: eat Bethesda Bagels. Recommendation: bacon, egg, and American cheese on an everything bagel. Grab coffee at Quartermaine next door. If you go with a friend one of you should order coffees while the other stands in line for bagels because, unless it's snowing or raining the bagel line will be out the door.
SATURDAY ERRANDS: close your old bank account. Or, you know, whatever.
SATURDAY MORNING HANG-OUT: meet your best law school buddy for coffee at Politics and Prose Bookstore's Modern Times Coffeehouse, the place where you studied for all of those finals before they instituted completely unacceptable laptop policies that ruined everything forever. Recommendation: London Fog.
SATURDAY LUNCH-ISH: brunch/lunch at Open City in Woodley Park. We learned that the music makes babies dance. The service can be a little slow so make sure to tell the waiter exactly what you want the first time. Recommendation: Greek Pizza, BLT, iced mocha.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON HANG-OUT: Smithsonian's National Zoo. Avoid boring pandas but be sure to see the Lions. They are awesome. Best part of America are the Smithsonian's river otters.
SATURDAY DINNER: Coal Fire Pizza in Gaithersburg. Recommendation: Dark and Stormy, Ring of Fire Pizza (Italian sausage, banana peppers, and spicy marinara).
SATURDAY POST-DINNER: Celebrate your friend's birthday back at her house with carrot cake and red wine. They are a perfect pairing.
SUNDAY MORNING: Grab a coffee and cheer for your husband and friends as they run a ten mile race around the National Mall. Take in the monuments for a bit while it is sunny and relatively warm, but head toward brunch by 10:30. It's definitely time to eat.
SUNDAY BRUNCH: Ted's Bulletin on Barracks Row is a bit of a wait, but totally worth waiting for. Recommendation: homemade poptarts (strawberry is the best), sausage biscuits and gravy. If you're lucky you'll see the cadets marching around with their giant guns.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON: After a shower for the runners, head down to H Street to hang on the back patio of the German Biergarten. Recommendation: the hefe-weizen that is "very carbonated," pretzel buns with mustard. The mustard is the best part.
SUNDAY EVENING: Return the rental car and grab your last dinner at The Silver Dinner, airport edition.
We landed in Chicago late Sunday night and it was technically early Monday morning before we were back in our Condo in the South Loop. We both worked today and we are exhausted, but our wonderful weekend was worth every minute.
What I'm Loving — March 2014
Whew, where did March go? I can't believe it's already time to link up with Leigh once again.
WORK. Is that a weird thing to say, that I'm loving work? Well, I have been. I started this month off with a business trip to Florida (thank you America), and have been doing hard, challenging work this entire month. So basically, I've been living the dream. [Literally. Working incredibly hard every day is exactly what I want to do with my life.]
FRIENDS. Oh, that's right, we're finally using the "f" word here in the Windy City. I'm setting into some very enjoyable friendships/co-workerships in the office, which is starting to feel like a great fit. On March 8, in honor of International Women's Day, I met up with a half-dozen members of my writing group who also live in the greater Chicago area, for drinks and food and writerly hang outs. I also attended my second Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter event this month, grabbing dinner and meeting some new women in the city. It's so nice to have "people" once again.
Oh, and we're still looking for a regular trivia night and trivia people around the loop/south loop. Just an FYI in case there are any random internet stalkers close by.
CHICAGO. The weather is improving, the sun is shining more frequently and for longer stretches at a time, and I'm just plain loving Chicago. Everything about it — the jazz music and the frumpy coats and the popcorn (oh the popcorn!) and the skylines and the way that the best restaurants use animals in their titles ("purple pig," "little goat"). My parents were here for a visit and we did basically nothing, but even still — I just love it here. I didn't think I would, but I do.
READING and WRITING. This month has been all about l-e-a-d-e-r-s-h-i-p. I've been reading blogs, articles, and am nearly finished with The Truth about Leadership (Kouzes/Posner 2010). My favorite tidbit from the K&P's Ten Truths reminds us that being a leader is all about relationships, and that you need to know the people you are leading and have the right kind of relationships with them to lead them toward positive change. K&P teach leaders to know their values and visions for their organization, and to know their people — what makes them tick, what their visions are for the future — and to connect these organizational and personal dreams together. I love it.
ON THE SCREEN. Television has been kind of meh this month, eh? (Shout out to my Canadian readers right there.) I guess Nashville and Scandal are my top choices, but meh. I also really like Blacklist most days but, meh. Nothing is really catching my attention for very long. This weekend we watched several movies, and I'll give you mini-summaries:
- Divergent — awesome(!) and now I want to read the books right now. I'm going to try to purchase them before my DC flight on Friday night.
- American Hustle — sad but good, with some lovely dresses. Now I love Jennifer Lawrence a little more.
- Frozen — what the what is all the fuss about here? I don't get how everyone talks about this so much. Meh.
EATING/DRINKING. I'm a creature of habit, and this month I've found myself doing a few things over and over. Drinking English Breakfast Tea all day long. Mixing dried cherries, chocolate chips, and raw almonds for my own delicious trail mix. Also, I've been cooking from Bread and Wine (Shauna Niequist) a lot. I can't stop loving that tiny little book.
HERE ON PINK-BRIEFCASE. I've been practicing this little thing called speaking up. Just a bit more than normal, but it's something I want to do more. My favorite posts here on the blog this month are
- My most popular post this month was This is About Religion. Sorry, not sorry. I'm not usually a faith writer, and this might have been a stretch for me, but you all were incredibly awesome. Thank you.
- My favorite post this month was #50daysawriter Update: The Half Way Point. I've been working on taking my writing more seriously, and these last thirty-something days have been really positive for me.
- I also joined my writing community for an International Women's Day link-up about The Girls We Once Were.
Well, there you are. March in a nutshell. April is going to be insane! We'll be out of town two out of four weekends. I'll be seeing some of my very best friends; trying on my writer hat for four days straight at a big fancy writing conference; and then pulling my lawyer hat out of the closet, grabbing a blazer (it's been a while, blazers!), and heading to a legal training at the end of the month. Hopefully I'll finally get to wear all those new spring shoes I've been buying.
NOTE: my friends, our internet has been down to about 10% for days and it is so slow and terrible that I just couldn't upload any photos for you today. I also couldn't really preview this post the way I normally do, so if there are typos here or anything looks weird, I apologize — leave me a note and I'll try to edit them if we ever have consistent internet again.


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Friday 29th April
A big 'well done' to Ella in Miss Bolton's class for her enthusiasm and determination to progress to the next step in her bookmark words. She has been working hard at school and at home to practise to improve her handwriting. Super job Ella, keep it up!
Charlie H in Mrs Neville's class has received this week's prestigious certificate for demonstrating hard work, commitment and determination in his work and this is reflected in his progress at school. Well done Charlie keep up the good work.
Friday 22nd April 2016
Well done to Ryan Ogden in Mrs. Neville's class for his amazing maths work. He is able to apply his maths knowledge and skills in a range of contexts and is proving to be a whizz at all our Maths work. Keep up the great work!
Ryan in Miss. Bolton's class has really been using his ears to listen carefully this week! He has been listening attentively to instructions and following them through with no hesitation! Well done Ryan, keep it up!
Friday 15th April 2016
Sophia has been a super star in Mrs. Neville's class this week. She has made lots of progress in her phonics and is beginning to apply her newly found skills into her reading and writing. Your confidence is growing and it's lovey to see you tackling new Literacy activities with such a positive attitude. Well done!
Apostolos in Miss Bolton's class has been a star with his writing since coming back to school after the Easter holidays! He has been trying really hard to form recognisable, cursive letters. Well done Apostolos, keep up the hard work.
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Rio de Janeiro…to Bristol
The transition was easier than you would imagine….having had a holiday in Brazil, in Rio and also a visit to the rainforest (well, sort of holiday – I borrowed a cello, and we found musicians and did a lot of playing of Jobim, Nascimento, Chico Buarque etc – wow, heaven), I returned to London only to leave for Bristol the following day to rehearse the Rococo Variations with the Bristol Ensemble. I can't say I distinguished myself greatly in rehearsal, as I was so out of form for that kind of repertoire, but many hours practice later I was ready for the concert on the following day. I love playing in the Colston Hall – even though it's a little shabby it's so comfortable to play in, and the concert was really buzzy – I really love that band, such a good spirit. Maybe the most enjoyable bit was the encore where I asked the cellos and basses to hold a deep growly pedal for me, and I improvised around two tunes I'd learnt in the rainforest. It was so wonderful to close my eyes and just go back to the Brazil vibe…it's all pretty intoxicating out there…planning a return trip already.
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Featuring Calgary mobile veterinarian Dr. Wendy McClelland and co-host Greg Habstritt from Vets To Go. This episode originally aired November 29th, 2015 on News Talk 770 AM.
Here's what we covered in this week's show:
If you're planning to hit the slopes this winter, you should know about the team of dedicated volunteers and rescue dogs working behind the scenes ready to help out in case of avalanche. Today we're talking today with the Alberta Avalanche Rescue Dog Association today to learn how these highly trained dogs and their handlers are helping save lives.
Plus, you may seen the news that Calgary-based cat specialty store, The Cat House Inc, burned down in early November. Today we're joined by owner Joanne Weigel to learn about their crowd funding campaign to rebuild the store and what the future holds for The Cat House.
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Detectives investigating the unsolved murder of a mother-of-two have obtained a DNA profile which may identify her killer.
Julie Pacey, who had been strangled and sexually assaulted, was found dead in September 1994 at her home in Grantham, Lincolnshire.
In a statement issued following an appeal for information on the BBC's Crimewatch programme, Lincolnshire Police urged anyone with suspicions about the identity of the offender to come forward.
The senior investigating officer in the inquiry, Detective Inspector Helen Evans, said advances in DNA technology meant a "nearly complete" profile of an individual had been extracted from evidence found at the scene.
The officer added: "This means that if we can link that DNA to a person, it is entirely possible that we may have found Julie's murderer.
"The one drawback is that the DNA does not match anyone presently in our databases. For that reason we are asking the public for help and urging them to give us a name.
"All we need is a name and we can then decide if that person is relevant or connected."
Urging people with relevant information in the UK and overseas to contact the inquiry team, Det Insp Evans said it may be that the killer did not live in the Grantham area at the time of the offence, or had since moved away.
The body of Mrs Pacey, aged 38, was found in the bathroom of her family home in Longcliffe Road, Grantham, on September 26 1994.
Detectives are still pursuing several other lines of inquiry, including an ongoing effort to trace a man wearing blue overalls who was seen leaving Mrs Pacey's home thee days before the murder.
Officers also remain interested in any details regarding a blue BMW, possibly a 5 series, that was seen parked on the driveway of the family home, next to the victim's Audi.
In addition, they are still seeking information regarding a Luc Desroches watch that was noticed to be missing from the property.
Det Insp Evans said: "Whilst all information that comes to light that hasn't previously is still important to us, and could help our investigation, it is really names that we need.
"As soon as we have names we can start to run them through our systems and piece together everything else we know around that.
"We have never given up on this case and will continue trying to find the person who murdered Julie. Time has moved on and technology has moved on, even the family have moved on because they have had to and have had to get on with their lives.
"To find and bring to justice the person who murdered Julie after all of these years would, I hope, finally offer some closure to the people who loved and cared for her."
Anyone with information to assist the inquiry is urged to contact Lincolnshire Police on either 01522 532222.


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What is Swine flu (H1N1)?
Swine flu is considered as an ailment that typically affects pigs. The condition causes a respiratory condition and highly contagious but rarely deadly. It tends to circulate among pigs throughout the year but most common during the late fall and winter season, similar to the flu season among humans.
Can humans acquire swine flu?
In most cases, humans do not acquire the swine flu. It is important to note that the virus that affected people since the 2009-2010 pandemic appears to have mutated into a combination of swine, human and avian (bird) influenza. It has developed the capability to pass from human to human which is now known as the pandemic H1N1 influenza.
Symptoms of H1N1
The signs and symptoms of H1N1 are strikingly similar to those of seasonal flu. If an individual is suspected with the H1N1, the following symptoms are likely to occur:
- Body aches
- Fever
- Cough
- Headache
- Sore throat
- Fatigue
- Occasional diarrhea and vomiting
Once the individual experiences any of these symptoms, a doctor should be consulted so that proper testing can be carried out to determine the type and suitable treatment.
What to do if sick?
In case an individual develops fever, sore throat or cough, it is vital to consult a doctor. The doctor can properly assess the condition and determine if the individual requires testing for influenza.
If the individual feels sick along with difficulty breathing, he/she should not hesitate to seek medical attention. It is advised not to go to work or school or even travel. Always wash hands regularly and cover the cough to minimize the spread of the condition.
Treatment for H1N1
Always bear in mind that the H1N1 flu is a virus that is similar to any other strain of flu but it does appear to respond to antiviral medications. These medications do not cure the condition, but work by shortening the duration, reducing the severity of the symptoms or helping avoid the condition if exposed
Availability of swine flu vaccine
There was an H1N1 vaccine manufactured and shipped to various locations in the U.S back in 2009. Due to the timing of the pandemic, it was not included in the seasonal flu vaccine for the 2009-2010 periods. Take note that it is a separate vaccine but created in the same manner. The vaccine has been tested extensively and proven to be safe and highly effective against the H1N1 swine flu virus. After the 2009-2010 pandemic, the pandemic strain of the H1N1 has been included in the seasonal flu vaccine.
Common misconceptions
Some believe that one can acquire the swine flu by eating pork. Remember that this is not true. One cannot acquire the swine flu after eating pork or any pork products. Swine flu is basically a respiratory virus and not carried in the meat. Pork that is properly cooked is safe to eat.


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WH vulnerable to group fence jump . . . Washington Post
A classified mock attack two decades ago found an easy way to pierce the White House security zone: Overwhelm Secret Service officers on the compound with six to eight attackers climbing over the fence at the same time. That vulnerability remains
WH intruder not the first . . . National Journal
Tourists, "cranks," and other eccentrics in the past made it unscathed into the executive mansion.
Meet the White House guard dog . . . Washington Post
It is driven to hunt and capture prey. It looks like a leaner, more agile German Shepherd. It has a 270-degree field of vision and the force of its bite equals 1,400 pounds per square inch. It can run 30 miles per hour.
WH: ISIS Americans have returned . . . Breitbart
Intelligence estimates puts the number of American citizens with valid passports fighting with ISIS at over a 100. Some are already back inside America.
Strikes target al Qaeda too . . . Washington Post
In addition to a broader campaign of airstrikes against Islamic State targets across Syria, the United States also pounded a little known, but well-resourced al-Qaeda cell that some American officials fear could pose a direct threat to the United States.
McCain: Obama worst president I've seen . . . The Blaze
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) blamed President Obama for creating the conditions that allowed the Islamic State to flourish in the Middle East, and declared that in his long life, he's never seen a worse administration.
Obamacare enrollees dropping . . . Fox News
Obama's claim last spring that 8 million people had enrolled in ObamaCare recently got a significant downgrade – to 7.3 million – from the head of the agency overseeing the plan.
Biden: Big immigration moves coming . . . Washington Times
Obama is preparing to do "an awful lot" on immigration when he issues an executive order later this year, Vice President Joseph R. Biden told supporters Monday night.
Treasury moves against inversions . . . Reuters
The Obama administration took several actions on Monday to curb "inversion" deals that allow companies to escape high U.S. taxes by reincorporating abroad.
Republicans fume over Lerner remarks . . . Politico
House Republicans are steaming that ex-IRS official Lois Lerner decided to talk to Politico for a profile on her life after twice taking the Fifth before Congress.
Obama: Programs must consider warming . . . Examiner
Federal agencies will need to factor how the effects of climate change would affect international development programs and investments under a new executive order Obama will issue Tuesday.


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A year after launch, Samsung is looking for even more ways to keep customers regularly using Samsung Pay — today's announcement of its own bespoke Samsung Rewards program does just that. It's simple, really: just use Samsung Pay starting this week (in the U.S. only for now) and you'll start racking up rewards points that you can later spend on tons of items.
With Samsung Rewards, you'll pick up points every time you use Samsung Pay to make a purchase, and like other similar programs you'll have opportunities to gain bonus points through offers at certain retailers or specific times of year. Anyone who joins Samsung Rewards before the end of 2016, for example, will receive double points for every purchase. Samsung Rewards will also have loyalty tiers that multiply your points — up to four times the points — on every single purchase.
When you have amassed a wallet full of Rewards points, you can redeem them for Samsung products, discounts on its website, a prepaid Visa card or gift cards from various retailers. There's also the possibility that you could win extra prize giveaways, like trips to hot destinations.
Even though Samsung Rewards works very similarly to credit card-based rewards programs, it doesn't have any effect on what you earn from your credit card issuer. This means you can double up on points, if you wish — get the points from your credit card issuer or bank for purchases, but also get extra rewards from Samsung because you made the transaction in Samsung Pay.
Samsung Pay already has a pretty loyal following by those who have found it's far easier to use than NFC-only payment methods like Android Pay, and Samsung Rewards is yet another reason for people to stick with the platform.
Samsung is a massive South Korea-based multinational company that makes some of the best-selling phones, tablets and mobile accessories, but also spans industries such as televisions, appliances and semiconductors (like memory and processors). Samsung is the largest Android device manufacturer worldwide.


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